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THE NEW INTERSTATE LAW.
- Went Into Effect To-day, and Seems
TO BE Working We'll.

NEW YORK, April 5-The new interstate law
went into effect to-day and, so far, no diff1culty
In regard to the new rates has arisen. At the
once OF the Trunk Line Association in this city,
IL was stated that the rule was working salts
Iactorly but that some interests would be sure to
they could easily he settled by the agents. w.
L: Malcolm general eastern agent of the santa
OF the Southern Pacific, also stated that the new
law was working evenly. The new rates have been
posted In the depots, according to law, and the
travelling pubic could at once what the
various classihcations are. The abolition OF the
free-pass system is favorably received by that
portion OF the public that did not come under the
privileges OF the dead-head rule now defunct,
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QUARTERMASTER GENERAL HOLABIRD, Medical
Purveyor Baxter, Assistant Adjutant General Kel-
ton, Assistant Commissary General DuBarry, As
sistant Surgeon o. Skinner with First Lieutenant
Constantine Chase. Sd artillery, recorder, have
been appointed reviewing board, to meet at the
Army Medical Museum at Washington on April Z,
for the examination OF such officers as may be Or
dered before IL.
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MAR RIED.

NoGfLSoN- BARKER. On September G. 1851; Ia
the Tea. u. ". Morgan. a.: d.. tlllorr, Md " -
NOikl.>oN To MANA d. BAbkhiS, buIl "a N a.hax.r-
ton. 10 q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and =; 90 pm prices
OF Inc New YORK STOCK Market Us reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


Latest Figures From Michigan show
5000 Majority Against 1t.
DETROIT, MICH, April 5-Later figures materi.
ally change the result OF tho vote on the prohibit
tion amendment. The Evening Journals figures
now show 5000 against the amendment and It is
unlikely that that majority Will be overcome. The
salaries amendment is probably carried.
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CHICAGO. April 5.-The Chicago and Wisconsin
Granite and Quarrying Company made an assign
ment yesterday to Frank Forster. No schedule
was filed, but 1t was learned that the assets and
liabilities are about $4,000. 1t is said the assign
ment mas been made for the purpose of closing up
the business terminating the lease OF the quarry.
and diSSOlving the company.
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JERSEY CITY, n. j., April l.-Patrick Mcnamara
the man who murdered John Murray last night In
Matthew Mesbell's saloon, corner OF Henderson
ana Grove streets, went to the GrOve-street STA
tiOn-hOuse at 3 o'clock this informing and s,lrren-
dered himself. He claims that he killed Murray in
Self-defenSe. ~ -
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Still Bent On Pushing Her Central
Asian Frontier Farther South.

ST PETERSBURG, April 5.-Gen. Komaron's !Sret,
the Russian military organ, says the work OF the
Anglo-RusSian frontier commission Is not likely to
ead 10 any useful result, and adds: "The force Of
circumstances will inevitably impel Russia sooner
or ater, TO move forward into the left to the
A1ShanS until she re aches her only natural and
proper frOntier-the Hindoo- X GOSH Mountains"
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NOT Much INTEREST IN THE CONTEST TO-DAY.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-There being no mayor or
other city ofncers elected here this year-only
members OF the municipal assembly being voted
Ior-nOt much interest Is being taken In the con-
test to-day.
Ihe labor party, however, has q ticket In the
n ,s aaa the W0fktngmen are making considera-
ton is tame, and voting Is going on with unusual
qaietness.
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Another Blizzard in the West.

CHICAGO, April "a Nc,s special from MIL
Waukee, Wis, says: Dispatches from Marquette,
Houghton, Escanaba, Chippewa Falls, and other
points In Northern Michigan and Wisconsin, report
one OF the worst billiards. OF the season. The
snow is now a foot deep and the Michigan rail-
roads are bl0ckaded
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Bids for Indian Supplies.

1aE INDIAN COMMISSION GOING TO NEW YORK.
Indian Commissioner Atkins will leave for st.
Louis Thursday, for the purpose Of opening bids
TOT indian supplies Under the recent arrange
ment growing out Of the efforts to have the Indian
warehouse removed from New York, it was de-
cided that the bids for meats and other articles Of
subsistence should be opened in st. Louis,
While the bids for supplying clothing, agri-
cultural implements, etc, are to be opened
IN New York May ID. The Commissioner
VIII De accompanied by Finance Clerk
WoOg, Chief OF the Division OF Accounts Yeatman,
w. i. Wallace, 9. E. Slater and j. A. Beckwith.
me same party will go from st. Louis to New York.
Ing the following articles: About $50 600 pounds
bacon, $4,000. 600 pounds beef on the hOOf 21OOOO
pounds beans, 76O, 600 pounds cOrn 1876 900 pounds
conee; 1000 600 pounds Of flour, $1,000 pounds
Iced, 1000 pounds hard bread, $1,000 pounds
hominy, $4,000 pounds lard, $50 barrels mess
pork 16O, 600 pounds rice 500 pounds tea 800 600
pounds salt, $4,000 pounds sugar and $4,000
pOunds wheat. Also, transportation for such OF
the articles, goods and supplies that may not be
contracted Tor to be delivered at the agencies.
THE PRESIDENT HAS REFUSED to interfere in the
case OF Pat. Mccarthy, who is to be hung at Fort
Smith, Ark, next Friday. He was respted once for
ninety days
POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.-Melvfn TOadvine has
been appointed postmaster at Green HILL Wicomico
Co., Md; +. W. Grove, at stony Man, Page Co. Va.
TRADE DoILARs.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has decided that national depositares are not re-
qulred to redeem trade dollars under the recent
act.
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PROFESSIONAL

AD- ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
AVE- cLA1RNOiANT, born with Second Sight, Every
L,uden mystery reyesled binds lost buried
ivs or Receivers stolen property frtelds
Olives success business. Removes ali family trou-
lies causes. eedy marriages. brings separated to-
e.ther Never tails. Gives picture OF you marry
All IN trouble consult this clairvoyant. Cures
Satisfaction or no pay. y To y. Opsu sunday. AL
9Th ST.. bet. u and i SITS. NV an,-ots
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-FURNISHED-D GROOM
Il Brck Housein northwest section nicely furnished
S1od Eexhoorhood; near cars, rent $40. b. MAR
MEX CO. ap5-3t'
1fOR kENT-A NEW PRESS BRICK BAY-wINDOW
Il House. most desrably located in the nor invest
h. IOfcoran street: containing nine rooms, with
every modern convenience: open Places handsome
hardwood nantes and artist thing large closets and
bathroom: sanitary plumbing and hesfed with fur
hsee freS s.'U per month. Address Box 81, star
ONCE or cal AT House, $50 pm. ap)-2t'
EFOR RENT-TWO FINE LITTLE ROOM BRICKS
- WIN an moo. lmps, AS and 4o0 st II. w.; $50
per month III advance to desirable tenants.
ap'-3t CUTTER Winner, 1923 f at
OR RENf-EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AND TWEEN
= Snve scres OF land with stabling and plenty spring
water ten minutes walk of cars suitable for
dairy truck or poultry farm Apply at Hendershotts
Drug Store. cor. 9th and F. ap5-:3ts
RtOk RENT-A TWO-STORY SIX-ROOM BRICK
House: mod i'm, 1924 1..th St H. w., at S1S per
month $. C. HILL cor 9Th and SITS ap5-3ts
NOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. WATER AND GAS,
Il rooms 43l NJ st. NV. Apply at 4I9 n Y. ave.
IfOR RENT-IN MT PLEASANT, SIX-ROOM
Il house on 18th st. extended; $40
]. T. HEREFORD,
aNp-d' 1f234 + st.
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MADISON, WIS, April 5-SenatOr James intro
duced In the senate, last night Joint resolution
the pass system now practiced by railroads in
this State. 49,
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BALTIMORE. April 5.--Fire occurred to-day in tn
dry-goods and notion house OF Frankel Brothers
u, GOO; fully covered by Insurance. frhe 6nfii9n
was damaged 81 600; insured.
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CHICAGO, April Six wOrkmen at yanderklOet,s
Iron Works, No. 26l1 Halstead street. were over
come by carbonc oxide gas from smoidering coke
yesterday AFTERNOON and one OF the number, Peter
hley, d1ed from the effects. Two Others are very
low and may not recover.
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SECOND LIEUT.. HENRY WAITE, 5th cavalry, has
been relieved from duty in the artillery school, at
Fort 40RFoes and ordered TO Join his troop.
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MARTIN WIE0AND
Az. CAslNETMAkEkA AND MANUFACTURER OF
nsnk. Omce and store Eixtuyes Mautels, Department
SSsss Nardrobes. Bookcases. Hardwood Doors. eide
sNs, ne-holders. Counters, Desks, Tables and all
CABINET furniture Factory aud otlce, AZ ST. and Md
sss.sx. apl:sylns
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furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN.
1Asf@ lla,ttr 80. n. :,

1,OR RENT-OR SALE : ONE STORE AND SIX
Il rocm Dwelling. new: II and 18th n. e.; s40. Two
ns1 si1-roon, Dwellings. very desirable; 12o2 and
LUZ Il St. L. e.: te5 One new Store and nve-room
Dsei,ile, At Monticello. Nay Ist. Address l. c.
LCO4iS, Nonteiio Box: or inquire OF Dh- SfkEEf,
n Sod Sta sts. u 6. nh.9-tu, thAs,2w
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A LADY, WITH SMALL FAMILY WOULD
"A like two or three Gentlemen Boarters; also Rooms
without board. 226 Massachusetts ave NV Also
table furnished. Its
ROAKDING-l32S ST. NV, OPPOSITE FRANK
- lin SIuare. two pleasant Rooms, with irst-class
Board Transient parties accommodated; references
exchanged. ap:~lWs
EOOD ROOM AND BOARD FOR zoo WEEK:
~ iiole, S3.OO per week. Please give he . call.
ifob ID ST NV ap4-3ts
SPkAGUE MANSION. COR 9TH AND STS NV
t)roois and board by the day. week month ap21nl
ROARD.-THE BARTHoLDI GIG + ST.; ROOMS.
- Single or en- suite, with excellent Table Board.
lnG3l-lw'
1900 ST. NV. ROOMS, DOUBLE AND
Il on single, with Board. Satisfactory refer
elces gwen mh3O-1 We
1tOR kENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST
class Board, near Mcpherson Square. References
exchanged 1ransentS accommodated. 10l0 18th st.
nlIj-jws
RoAkDlNG AND ROOMS TWO LARGE WELL
- FURNISHED communicating front rooms: second
HooT table board Sic per month"; l. 81
adaS Others AZ low prices 3l4-3lU Indiana ave.
~f2J-.,iu
E0h RENT-PLEAsANT. WELL FURNISHED
\ Rooms, with or without Table Board, references
gwen ard required Ola 13tn ST. fl7-2m'
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Flow Ene 6s0s llts Meals.

A
NAME.
Last evening Detectives Carter ana Mahon
arrested james r. Frost, Young man ninelUpn
years old, on "a warrant sworn ouI by Charles q.
Smith, charging Frost with fonging hts father :
name 10 an order, by Ineans al which he obt ainad
meals from Smith Tor tnoor three Nr+.A~ Th,.
young man rerenli. returned home after srrling
~ the Navy. The alleged forged urd,r by means
OF which hr obiaiBed has meats r. ads ~ 10 lows
'-MASHiN,,To>. "a. Maf,'h 80
hR SMITH: jl'ur ~: Please l,t uty SiH ard
here for the rc>I of the month. aiil call iniS
evening aud Ne about getting som, u,.A,-t>
Very respectfully. JAMES r. FROST
Nnen Inc end of the month came Ma smith
made out hIs bi and gaze al 10 Ia Aoaiig man 10
hand 10 has father. Frost tuoA tiI- hill. aud
turned note asking an extension untli The luta
Instant, Ma. fU~i worked IN tue Bureau Eii-
craving and Printing, and would Boi he paid
until that time. Nh. Smith made further lIiutlr.
Into the matter. ana then sNOIr oat the WARRANT
On when The voting man WAS arrested
This morning, IN the Police GogrI. Pros. ,uiing
Attorne. latvnuer ipdorst-1 on The warrant IBIS
missed TOT want ui prosecution" THIS action Mas
taken al the request ~ Mi. Smith.
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Resignation Of Judge McGfIl.

., JERSEY CRY, N. j., April 5.-Judge Alexander
!. Mctfiii, OF HUDSON County Court OF General
SESSIONS, resigned this morning at the opening OF
tne April term Of the court to enter upon his new
duties as chancellor. The vacancy caused by his
ney Lippincott, who received the appOiuEment
from the governor yesterday,
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THE COERCION BILL,

Its Second Reading Moved i'm the House
Of Commons.
LONDON, April 5.-The second reading of the
Irish Crimes Act amendment bill was formally
moved in the House Of Commons this afternoon
by Mr.. BalfOur.
Sir Bernard Samuelson, Gladstonian member
Tor the banbury division OF OXfOIJSh1re, moved an
amendment to the bill
Inc amendment recites that 'the bill would, IL
passed, increase the disorder in Ireland ard en-
danger Inc union and the empire, and, therefore,
should be rejected"
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A WOman's Strange Suicide.
HER HUSBAND SAYS SHE SHOT HERSELF WHILE LYING
BESIDE HIN IN Bed
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Mrs Mary Buckingham,
aged ;s years, residing at 542 North 18th Street,
was found dead In bed early this morning, with q
revolver lying on her breast, fatal bullet having
entered her lead back OF the left ear. Her hus-
band, w. *. Buckingham, says his wife was asleep
In the same bed with him, and that she must have
arisen ana taken the revolver from q bureau
drawer and shot herself: The report OF the pistol.
ne says awoke him, and his wife was then lying
by MS SIDE He says he knows OF NO cause for his
wires suicide, except that she had been In Ill
under arrest to await the coroners Investigation.
Fire in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Fire occurred to-day in the
dry-g0ods and notion house OF Frankel Brothers,
on Gay street, by which the stock was damaged
5000; fully covered by insurance. The building
The Epidemic Not at Cape May.
CAPE NAY, Nd, April 5.-There is no epidemic
bafiied by peculiar disease, refer TO Cape Couri
House village, where several deaths have occurred
| monfa and pieurisy.
Mr.. Clarke Goes 10 Canada.
NEW YORK, April 5.-W. A. Clarke the registry
clerk In the posl-0fice OF this city who Confessed
70 the THEFT OF SIC, 600 in bulls recently and who
ads he sad on BAN has skipped for Can
altogether.
Identified as a Canadian Banker.
s1okf OF TIE NAN WHO WAS FOUND DYING Al
ASDALUSIA, PA.
| TORONTO ONT. April 5.-The body Of n man
iouna at Anqaiusta, Pa, on Thursday last, hal
oeeA loenUlhed as that Of Geo. S. Herchmer, mana,
ger OF the Central Bank OF Brampton, Ont. Two
weeks ago ne was suspended from the manage.
ment OF ihe bank for alleged trregularity OF habits
and lett Brampton early last week to visit friRndi
Ia bsaiiesine, since which time nothing has been
| remains.
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CAPE NAY, Nd, April 5.-There is no epidemic
mere The published reports OF physicians betns
Dained by peculiar disease, refer to Cape Cour
House village, where several deaths have occurred
rom disease which embraces symptoms OF pneu
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The Attempted Resbcr, ne s.nl,,>.

THE ACCUSED NAN SAID 70 ~ 4 CRANK - aypSD
SMELL. HOLLIS HIN TOR THE GRA>p IrRY
This morning in the Police court the ease of
Thos Mccarthy, who attempted 10 steal A >aiu.
able watch ami chain IN Galt's jeSclry stor. les-
terday morning, a. stated In Tux STAR Was called
for trial, and his COUNSEL entered plea uf .-aal
guilty" Tie prisoner Vas sin wearing his seer
sucker coal ana summer hat.
Mr.. Norman Gait testified that the defend .pt
came into the store ana wanted To sse s4,n.,.
watches-hr Wanted 10 Sre the Ilusst one in Ih,.
store. MNne~S SuSpsst'd him ana noticed a
bundle % paper IN his pocket. though n WAS a
roll OF bills Witness showed him "A 500 watch,
lie then wanted 10 -ir first-ClasS chaiE and vii
ness attached so chain - H. and as cNaIbiring
n To him. when the man grabbed Il aud started az
run out, making some remark about the watrl,
and the Pu'sideat. Witness gave The alarm aiil
his uncle he'd the man while witness went after
policeman
Mr.. Nm. Gait testified that when the Iaan
started 10 leave The STORE he witness attempted
10 stop HIN and the man drew a revolver. Manrss
grabbed him and n scuifir tnsued. during which
the revolver Mas taken from The pIis,ueT
The Defendants counsel stated that hc had ln-
tended 10 produce WITNESSES To show unIl that
the defendant Was "A crank but that ne MAS al
most luiatic; that Ia had been ia a lunajic
asy lum. He is an inmate w the soldiers uuu,e
now, and draws good pension.
The judge said That such drirnee would have
10 be- made III The criminal court The raS.. " as
sent Ia the grand jury: bonds SOC.
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The Queens Tour.
A woma,,,s Strange s,;c,f

LONDON. April 5.-Queen Victoria will leave
cannes Tomorrow for Afx-Les-Bains, going by
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PERSONAL.

(NNll. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
\aId Answers send 10 cents to book stores or to
- ". FLANS, A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
MhIS-im' 5. ". Cor. Sth and SITS. u w.
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ US We are now prepared 70 pay tull value for
GSnts. Second-haEu Clothing. Address or call At
il SlH'S Old Stand. 6l9 ID st. NV NH Ann
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Down Ola the Tickel-ScaIpers.
THE TRUNK LINES DETERMINED TO DRIVE THEM OUT
BI'SINRSS

OF BUSINESS
NEW YORK, April 5.-DeSpite the SCOTS OF those
who have watched the hitherto futile attempts OF
the great railroad companies to do away with
ucket-scalpeFS, the trunk lines seem determined
10 enforce the recent order stopping the payment
OF ticket commissions. To-day, at d meeting at
senger agents OF the trunk lines decided not to
issue any through tickets On any connecting lines
which refused 10 join Ia the compact fails to
rorce the new rule. There were present General
Passenger Agents ]. Il. Wood, OF the Pennsylva-
MA; ". r. HOW'LL, OF the delaware, Lackawanna
ana western; II. MOnett, OF the New York Cen
tral; L. +. Lambert, OF the West Shore, and l. p.
Farmer, OF the Erie. meeting OF trunk supertn-
tendentS Is also In session
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SAYyIILE, L. l., April 5.-Mrs. Roosevelt, wife OF
Hon. X. b. Roosevelt, Of New York. died suddenly
last night OF apoplexy at her residence In this
village.
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Nearly 200 New DoctorS.

fH1LADELPHIA, April 5.-The exercises OF the
6so annual commencement OF the Jefferson Medi-
cai college, were held at the Academy OF Music
THIS morning. There were 1877 graduates. Almost
every state In the Union was represented In the
iisI VI graduates, and there was one each from
AuStraHa, New Brunswick and the United States
OF COlOmbia, and two from Germany.
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WILLS FuED.-The Will Of the late Jno. ". Mar
tin was filed to-day. He leaves his household and
personal property, with the real estate bequeathed
his wife by her father to his wife, for her sole use
with the rents and profits OF his real estate during
her life or wdOwhOod, ana al her death 10 his two
daughters. A copy or the viii OF owen Nugent, OF
Alexandria, was also nled to-day.
MANY of the readers OF The STAR are taking ad-
vantage OF the remarkably liberal o1er OF The
WEEKLY STAR (aS advertised in another col,lmn) To
subscribe to enc or more OF the leading periodicals.
OF the country. \ large saving can DE made In
this way.
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POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.-Melvin TOadvIne has
been appointed postmaster at Green Hill, Wicomico
Co., Nd; +. W. Grove, at stony Man, Page Co. Va.
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RANGE OF TIE THIGNouETsR.-fE following
We're the Readings at Inc -,gHal Oiiiue to-day: a
In, 40; pm, ~; MAXIMUM, ~; nIiniInGIl. Al.
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TRADE DoLLARs.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has decided that national depositaries are not re-
! qured to redeem trade dollars under the recent
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THEY WANT TRElR NAMES CEAsGEp-fien;fc::a
Page FOX and VI N. ia.:taei! fUA have. py Irving
Nillalsou, llvd - i,ctitlon, ia the tudllS Courl.
10 cnange tESir nII's 10 ieuTicit.i Iagr arr and
John GIliis carr. 1hey Iorgh Ihat their
lnutGcr, IN consequence oi The conduct u Jh,lr
lather, pfocGrcd uiyO.ce tom LIN la lSs.C aud
Tie decree Restored Go heg her maiden naue VI
Carr. ~ Which slc Is KNOWN ana they desire 10
have The same maine.
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RoBBERIEs RI.F0ETED.-EdWaru Rouser, no. !aH
2tn street northwest, reports stolen from E.s
loon yesterday ciu;hlng ana other articles Nor. IA
s.'.--lrilccs jackson reports stolen iruI.l TIER
ro0ih a pocketbaOk CUHtain. s-.-.IaBIri Pi.A-
hey rei,urtS the iarccn. silver WatCn Eorr s.,
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kOR RENT OR SALE AN ELEGANT NEW
Dwelling, No. scr. l. ST. Lot, :}3 feet front 1o
Ioons and celar furnace, fire CRATES and all modern
Inauteis. With mirror. every room; wide parking
fTIce only $3.50. Or wiN rent for S75 per month
The house IL open for inspection
FOR particulars apply to the owner, r. GOLD
stHMlD Sl3 9Th ST. NV, from II to pm. and ! to
pm. taD,..,m
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MARRIAGE Licenses. - Marriage licenses haze
DerH ls>,-a 10 John B.. JuC A>on anu NAL ack -
Henr. THOMPSON and Alice jackson; aIt,crt L.
Beckett aid mary l.. Thomas; Howard Money and
Ella Lewis.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR lighthouses

1rOR RENT-FURNIsHED Or UNFUINISHED.
II I-rOom house on Corcoran ST., All modern iHl-
IrOyements, $50, $50. ID. G.. PROCTOR K son,
Real Estate and Insurance. 1226 NV. apo-Imo
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20 9TH at. n. e., Or. ST.
y % Myrtle st., me-. ar. 49,. 10
; 81 Myrtle st. u e., 1r--.12
, go Myrtle ST. n.e.. ar. Is
D S023 e st. u. W., 6r..-...10
1901 9TH st. NV. Ar. -.13
U 019, 621. 6.223 Essex
Court NV, 4r. -. $3.50
) ZIG Riggs n. W., 6r. lbs.
IVA Riggs NV, 6r. ~
J d 9Th st. road NV. Or. .12
, 1911 Blagden's all. NV,
z 2o24 Boundary n.w.,4r.l 10
|. &14 Boundary NV, Ar. 10
. 24 Jackson Hall alley
) s$s II & e ..w.. i Gra. 10
D 1917 B st. Sc, 4rs. .......3
OFFICES.
i6S La. ave. basementS30
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